Reading Drudge and the Wall Street Journal this morning had me concerned that Julius Genachowski, the FCC chairman, was going to smash my modem into tiny pieces with a +2 mace in the name of flexing regulatory muscle. Hardly. It's true that the FCC will vote tomorrow whether or not to implement some sort of Net Neutrality regime, but considering that it's already stated what it means to accomplish with the vote, I don't understand why folks are so upset. But, I'm willing to listen.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Claim: We Don?t Need Net Neutrality Because The Internet Isn?t ?Broken?
Reading Drudge and the Wall Street Journal this morning had me concerned that Julius Genachowski, the FCC chairman, was going to smash my modem into tiny pieces with a +2 mace in the name of flexing regulatory muscle. Hardly. It's true that the FCC will vote tomorrow whether or not to implement some sort of Net Neutrality regime, but considering that it's already stated what it means to accomplish with the vote, I don't understand why folks are so upset. But, I'm willing to listen.
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